Overall, I wanted our laundry room to feel like an escape. We put a lot of time into designing our pantry, mudroom and laundry room because they were three things we didn’t have before that we thought would help our overall home organization with three boys in the mix. Our laundry room in our old home was more or less a laundry closet so Ryan and I were especially grateful to be able to put more thought into “secondary spaces” in our new home. This may seem like an odd place to begin but it’s one of my absolute favorite rooms in our house and it’s also the room that was pretty much done once the wallpaper went up after we moved in. With all of that being said, it’s time to dive into the first room of our home tour: Our laundry room! Our Laundry Room We’ll still be changing some things, hanging some things, adding some things and swapping out some things but isn’t every home a never-ending work in progress anyway? But since I’m not exactly a “Type A” person or a perfectionist in my real life, “good enough” is good enough for me for this home tour. We still don’t have every room in our home complete and I think we’ve hung all of three pictures on our walls so this may be the slowest home tour in all the land. While it feels out of my wheelhouse and comfort zone to share this kind of content on my blog, since quite a few of you seem interested in a non-interior designer’s home tour, I figured why not!? And if it doesn’t interest you, please skip over this post! We poured so much time, effort and love into building our home over the past few years and even though I’m not even close to an interior designer or an expert in the “home” space, it’s something that brought me a lot of joy. This has been, without a doubt, the content I’ve received the most requests to see on this blog ever since I shared the news that we were building a home nearly two years ago. It’s been six months since we moved into our new home and I’m finally getting around to sharing more focused home content with you guys.
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